BATES 0F ADVERTISING-
Four fines-or Xena constitute half . nquné. '.l'on flu
or more than (can, constitute I square.
denmnad‘ayg. .... 50.25 one «1., ”cash—~Bo.“
‘‘ 7 ; °¥°F¢9qu 1.00 “ nnewaak..- 1.25
“ one‘month” . 2.00 “ one month. .. 8.00
“ three manthu. 3.00 n three months. 5.90
“ . uixmonthx, . 4.00 “ nixmontha.,. $1.0»
“ ”cyan-.... . 6.00 “ one year.“ 10.00
{D’ Busines- notices inserted in the Loan. Donna, 6r
burg" marriages and deaths, m: cams Pin lel'for an];
insertion. To merchsntaand other: dunking by m.,."
. 13%“ '“fi’m'm‘x ns tbedenigm ‘ V
omm rotinsar R) was in
‘ifir «mm a Death 'll be M (1011 tho
. uni an I'l inn -
It“ {I nguhflvertisemenhl. ..t “I. m.
$00155, mummy, 85:.
GHOOL BOOKS.——School Duectors,
maul-I, Parent, Scholars, and others, in wont a
School Books, School Stationery, kc. will and a .oom lets
monument at n. m. ronnocx as sdmsn‘oox “3mg,
gun: Square, Harrisburg, oompfiling in pit-t Minnow;
mE— _ ‘
sAnm-Mcemy'a, Parker’s Gobh’l An 11’:
same BOOKS.—Mcflmy’n: omfi, wxfmm,
tm’a,Byerly'l. Comm-y".
mans]! GBAMMABS.—BnIIIon’ Smith's, Wood
"$3., Monteith u, magma, m’nfiom’.
Tom3.—érimhur’a, Davenport’s host’s, Wil
lan’s, mum's, mum, 2mm, donnith’und
Olu'k’l. V -
Amrm'nuas...amn|.wg, Shoddmd’s Inez-son’s,
Pilo’l, lion’s. Oolbm’n, Smith ma Duke’s bum.
Bfiugifnm._emnlum, Dnvie’fi, 15am 3‘3"»
=DdfallONAßYß.—Wnlker’l School, (mom, W-lhra
WWI Comprehensive, Wotoemr’l PM”: Web—
:pg'. Primary, museum mgh School, Wohlter’l W,
Home. -
NATURAL pmnosormmPOom-twv-{l ruin"?
Quinn. The above wifl: a great ”riot! otfot on can a.
my time be found at my store. Also, 3 complete unsort
ment or School Stationery, ombroctng in the vm lo I oom
plou outfit for school pupa-u. Any. book not in the non.
Witonedmmfiee. _, '_ V ‘
11:? Country Max-chant! supplied It Include rat's.
“KLNAOSr-John Bur ml 801?! um tors-Jo a!
I. If. POI-LOOK d: SON’B 3005 STORIj Hmilburx,
a? Wholesale and Retail. ' ~ m 1
JUST,REGEIYED
. , AT '
sonsnnivs fichxsmonn,»
ADAJIANTINE' s_L.a mm
0! VARIOUS SIZES AND PRICES,
which, for {saucy and use, cannot be excénod.
2‘ mu m rmoi,
..scHxi-‘FE‘B‘VS Bo‘oxsrons,
Ho. 18 MARKET STREET. ’ film
BOOK AUCTION;
1 BEN F. FRENCH .3
Will mpplyihil old (dam and mtomeu with “10’
follgvlng Bush )1: Auefionpgicgaz. 7 _ _ .
“limit W, 10 volumebmplgto, {mutations
'l.. Mann, 8 vols" 00111919139, mutated uid
moq’anxyedition, 2 1013., complete, mufnhd
mnmimm, no. ‘ ‘ - -
'. . .oon'gresaionstalobe, $1.50 per roluno'. .
. Inez-1y Novels, complete, 12 ”urchin, 510.
at, ,1: u u 21voh,hdfqalf,$34; Jno.,
' t e- ,
~ :11: .1 the mm Bonn I will deliver in Humbug
In. of charge. BEN LIBENOH,
‘ , 278 Pennsylnnin. Avenue, Wuhlngton, I). 0. '
few-4t! ' ~ - - 4 ,
NIEW. BOOKS!
lUS}! RECEIVED .‘
“SEAL AND BAY,“ by the author of “Wide, Wide
Vol-Id,” “ Dollars and Gents," ace.
5 S 5‘ HISTORY 01' “THODISM,”by A,Btevenu LLB.
’9: sale u - SOHEFIEBS’ BOOKSTOfiE,
‘ t 1)! NoJSMmrko st.
JUST BEC,EIYED,S‘S
. A'nmen‘ m 52mm!) agom'unm or
~ ' many GILT AND QRN4M‘E-NTAL ,
WIN-D 0 W CILR T;A”IN S,’
P APEB B LLN DB, .‘
_ 01' various Designs and colors, for 8 pants,
. TISSUE PAPER AND our FLY PAPER, .
Ag [mm] scunum’s nooxs'ronn.
WALL PER! WALL PAPER. :1
int received, our Spring Stock of WALL PAPER
BORDERS, 21M: SCREEN , ke.,&c. ma thelusesi
Ind best selected assortment in the city, nngiugin price
from six (6) cent: up to one dollar and squat-tel- ($1.25.)
A: we purchase very low for cash, we are prepared to
non 8.1; as low rates, if not lower, than can be, had else
!herG. 1f purchaser! will can end exemiee, we feel
confident that we can please than: in reagent to price
end quefity,‘ E. M POLLOOK &. EON,
:13 Below Jonel’ Home. Market Square.
LE TTE R, CAP, NOTE PA FEES,
Penn, Holders, Penmanz Envelopes, Sealing Wax, of
tube.“ quality, :1: low paces, direct tram t a mu.
names, it ,- > ~ ~.
muse , sonnrrzn’a CHEAP BOOKSTORE .
LAW BOOKS ! LAW BOOKS ! l—A
, general mortmont of mwxooxsg-al the Etna
301 nm and standard Elomontary‘Worh, with miny‘of
the old much Reports, scam and ran, :ogethar with
I Inge mortmontpf lacuna-hind LBW Books, a very
low prices, at tlu nu pn‘cs Bookston qf . _
V E.M.POLLOGK a: SON, ‘
link“ Square, Harrisburg.
CM
mwuamm
AN ARRIVAL 0F
NEW GOODS
APPROPRIATE TO THE SEASON!
SILK LINEN PAPER
FANS! FANS” FANS!!!
nto-rm up aéuxmb no: 6!»
~BPLIG.ED FISHING RODS!
trout Flies Gut and Hair thods Gm: Lina, Silk
Ill‘ “1' PMiedLinea, and I gage“! assortment of
' rlsnlnerxcxns:
A. mu um" or ‘
WALKING-CANEISII
Which we will sell I: chew on the cnezpeat!
sum gem mod Sword Hickory 3...”
omm! Canes! Oneal. Owes! Gnu:
anLnn’a mum AND FANCY STORE,
no. 91 mm mt",
South lids, one door out of Fourth street 199
B. J. HARRIS,
WORKER IN TIN,
SHEET IRON, AND
. . METALLIC ROOFING,
Md Strut, bola» Ghumm,
a. mum 11! r “ H‘nffigxts-Bflfii"
0 ”I or 111 013 ‘ 7 ho!
Jigs-s; all!!! not an M 5 I|:in nah ‘0 “do! on
Ihdfluotioe. . z . -
. METALLIC ROOFING, of Tito: _thuniud Iron,
comma] on m. . ; ' - -
Aha, Tin Ind Sheet-Inn Wan, Sponfing, to.
fig hopes, by amok-tunnel: ta flu vat: of his custo
man, up mfif m} min £30110!qu shun of public m
‘ ifi'lnry remiss skint] ‘fulmkl. '
p y B. 1. mm,
inf-db] Saying amt. below Ohm“.
FIS H I l
HACKEREL, (Nos. 1, 2 and 3.)
. SALMON, (very superior.)
SE“), (Mean and very fine.) ‘ . V
we, (extr- lugs.)
COD FISH
' SMOKED HEREIN“. (extra. Digby.)
SCOTCH REMING- A , , , , fl
smnmns AND monovms.
0f the show we have Mackerel in whole. half. quarter
“#:3233113 “getting in 111019 and half bbla.
w—m
will sell them at the low alto; (5.1%: as; TISEIBIIB, Ind
up“ wax; noon, m, lo 00.
. " AMILY BIBLEs,U,
F mug and Wm!!! hours, grin” on good mm
“2331 t : 'n9y£Eé?P airs Ghnp Bonk -hro.
GMBEBBIES 1 z !—A Smum
.25? ””3"” "
FOR ‘a' mipérior and reheap TABLE. or
mm on ‘o to .:. slumps 'mmo swan-
T?) Fruit 7 Growers‘: Handbook—by
Mme-wmmnuu .
.Sdlll'll‘lvl Boom.
PERMglnrge I'“PPJ’
office go
are woo of a to avemadislit•
ULLA*
FISH”!
WM. DOCK; 13.. J: 00
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gfi‘szFiM ‘
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VOL, 3.
133 nm) fitahlcs;
CITY LIVEBY STABLES,
fl BLACKBERRY ALLE'f, fl
IN THE REAR OF HERR’S HOTEL. _
The undersigned has re-commenr-ed the L“! FF 8 Y
BUSINESS in M 9 NEW AND SPACIOUS STABLES,
located as above, min: I lugs sud Yll'ied sfiock of
HORSES, CARRIAGES AND OMNIB USES,
Which he will hire at moderate rates. .
octl3-dly _ F. K. SWARTZ.
FRANK A. MD RRAY
Sumner :0 Wm. Parkhill, '
LIVER." 8:. EXCHANGE STABLE
THIRD STREET BELOW MARKET.
'. rams: = I ,
. nvmammathaiuunnotJ.d.Am ’l. fine
embankment, md made large addition; to .the stock, the
undersigned is prepared to accommodatg the .’pnon with
SUPERIOR HORSES for Saddle or Cari-11: pnrpom, and
with ever: “not: of VEHICLES of who hit and nose
up vod style: on reasonable toms. ," ’ _
gum“ hams will be mmodam with On
amutuhortinotiu. ~ . V - .
jag-rigs- momma». for funeral com-ions, will pp
milk ,pgcompuiedbycgrem grid ohfigilng drivers.
Raindug'minlficfibfi of‘hil’ltodh II 10“ um Wil
fully aqua :6 giant okay other aluminum“: or . the kind
In ton. . . . IW;A.IIURBAI
BR'AN OH"ST:ABLE_ '
Hug “as_ 3; «him ned'lbrinéh orhiuumn’ m
.mmio am "In thepgmildingl may mum?”
IW. Bap, In Fourth meet, pppwih the Baikal, gym; ya
in prefixed to woo-Jump the» pub“; yith norm und
Vehic , still filial; on ro‘a'ndiy'lflo term. ‘ Bil M 11:
lugs and “tied, um will m‘eommend‘itaelf. ,v _ .
“16-413.. .- z -. .V-JMNKA-MAY»
mimllanébtts.
TAKE NOTICE! g
gflut we hue recently eddedto en: shed] full stock:
:~ 1013‘- SEGARS
LAHOBMA'QISH ;_. .
' JEABI KARI, " .- ' -
‘ ' ‘ ' 'EL'MONO, '
. . - s " ¢._ ,‘ .LAnANANA.‘
VOF JPEBFUMEBY
£01.! lEIHAXDIIBOKIIE:G_ _ ,
TURKISHESSENOE, ’ -
‘ ==-ODOB‘OPMUBK‘, - ...- ‘ =
; , ,V . LUBIN’SJESENGE BOUQUET.
rosin-Hun: , . ’ ’ .
EAULUSTBAIfi .' -- ~. -.
4 .-, 0318! IZED‘POMATUM,‘ .’ .
- .nnmmnymmr-romrw.
resusconust: ’ ' ‘ s K
' I'M-cor wanton; :, ‘ - ‘
- VBOSBJiIIAI BOWDEB, .- : .‘ ,- ‘
. NEW MOWN HAY POWDER,
. BLANO m: mumps.
~ 0 :1? S-OvA P-s:
Bun’sllxnsr " , .I' a r - ' ';
:MOSSBOSEb.. .:= . V ~.
‘ '.nnwzm,‘,fl '.
' 1 UPPER um -’ , ‘
-, -YI_OI.E’I', , - . . *
' . 5 : HEW MOWN; HAY .
. s _ JOGKEY bum;
Having the largest stock and best assortment of Toilet
Articles. we fang: that we ere better able/sham our com
yetitors to fetup a complete Toilet Set It any price de
sired. Gel andsee.‘ " -~ "
Alwuyl on hand, bFBESB-Stock of DR 068 MEDI
-C_INES,_VGHEMIG4LS,_&O coneequeut of? our re
ceiving slmqst daily ,additione hereto.
’ KELLEE’S DRUG AND FANCY STORE,
91 Market Street, two doors East “fourth-Street, 4
.lepfl Southfiidnyn . M. .. ~,_.. A
PH' E N I’X'f'rc‘J‘lJ NDB Y
J. J. 051.33. " - ' v. 5 Louis.
JOHN J. OSLER 18: BROTHER,
(snoolssoks 'I'O Img I; an.) ' ,-
FOUNDERS' A 5!) MACHINISTS,
Corner Pmnsylmnia Railroad and Sam smer,
. HARRISBURG, PA.
MILL GEARING, IRON FENCES, RAILROAD
- - 41 m CANAL WORK,
“D ALIA DESCRIPTIONS OF
IRON GASTINGS
0K HAND OB MADE I'o ORDER.
mclmm wont: AND mumme mommar
, -‘ ATTENDED To.
PATTERNS MADE TO :ORDEB.
We hate 3 large and complete assortment of Putnam
to selectfrom. . ”122
J” US 1‘ REC ,E I V ED'
A rum. “son-rum or ' ‘_" _
HUMPHBEY'S HuMEopMmcsPE-mrlcs'l
to motifs" in'vxu 13' '
ATTENTION OF THE AFFLICTED!
Int-”mic it 'a' = " '
' - scunrrnn’s BOOKSTORE,
apo ' ' No.lB Hunt at.
‘ZCUSTOMERS
A New Lot of
L ADIRS’ ..PU-BSE 8,
0! Beautiful Styles, substantially made
' A Splendid Assortment of
‘6ENTLEMEN’S WALLE’IS.
5 . - A New sud Elegant Perfume,
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS’ BOVQUET,
Put up‘in 0M Gm: Engnved Bottles.
’ ' A Complete Assortment of ' - ,
- EAKDKEBGHIEF PEBFUMES, .
. 0f the but Mmutaetura.
‘ A. very Handsome Vtriety of
POWDER PUFF BOXES.
. KELLER’B DRUG STORE,
3’31 91 Mukat street
Booms” AND SHOES."
JAC K S 0 N b C 0 .-
Have opened a. Boot and Shoo more at No. 90); ”AR—
KET STREET, corner of Fourth, where they nap eon
sta'utly on hand I. full and varied assortment of the
'BEST_CITYJIADE SHOES.
3mg; been engagad‘ in the mom: UPPER Bus:-
NESS in this city for‘ more than I. year, they on pre
pared to make ALL KINDS OF FANCY-"SHOES to
order, It ‘lhort motioe. of the beat 'materiuls,.and wu
rmted to give satisfaction every way. .
117 mm can Ind examina my assortment before
pun-chafing elsewhera. :
- ifi’nemember the plum—9ox Market street, sign 0
the . [non—dam} GOLDEN BOOT.
CHOICE SAUCES!
WORCESTERSHIRI. .
LUOXNOW 011 mm, , .
CONTINENTAL, , .
- mums BULTANA,
ATHEN‘EUM,
LONDON omm. '
SIB ROBERT PEEL,
. , INDIA 30!
“mom’s, amen.
. ENGLISH PEPPER SAUCE.
tor 'fif by. wn. max, .13., a; co.
my
DY OTIVILLE GLASS WORKS, '
PHILADELPHIA},
. mouth-uni -
annoys, DEMIJonxs,
my, mums. manna. wuapn, mom urn
PRESER “use runs
0! I'll, IlwllHIOI.
11.3.; a. w. Imm:
' “1941: 21 End): Front .mnphilmfifii.
S‘ilhfinm’m’fi “WW“ Murphy: to
- -’§',‘,“l'cu—nmnm "
WWW”
HARRISBURG, PA., MON
coal.
TT‘O THE PUBLIC!,
7 JOHN TILL'S
C 0 A L Y A R 1),.
> SQUTH snoonh srnnmr, ‘
BELOW PRATT’S ROLLING MILL,
HARRISBURG, PA.,
Where he has constantly on hand
LYKENS VALLEY BROKEN. EGG, STOVE AND
NUT COAL
ALSO,
WILKESBARBE sTEAuBOAr, BROKEN, 310 m
AND NUT COAL, _ ’ .
-* ILI. oprfimmar-mnwwéwin»
It will be delivered fo cox'finiiners clean,'mq full
weight warranted. . ' 7 >’- '
a]? CONSUMERS GIVE ME ‘A (mm. to]: xoun
WINTER SUPPLY. . x _ ,
33' Orders left It my house, in Walnut‘ street, no"
Fifth; or at Brobnker’u, Northlstrqet; J. I". sbégal’s,
flax-ht mm; wfm. Boutick’s,‘ col-kid: of Second 3mg
South streets, and iohn Liligla’s, Second snd Molten-y
meets, will receive prompt Ittenfion. ‘
.jylsamm ,‘ = ‘ JOHN TILL.
’C' 0 AL! 0101'sz
- j ONLY Yum IN 15?; THATDELIVERS]
' chinnfir'ian’ .. c
r A, a: E N 'l2 w-Eafan . CARE 3;
170 w 15 if!” JIM!!!
I'o}- evgry family to get in the'ippanpp'li of 0051 {9l" the
minim—washed ._t their door .by‘jghé Palm Weigh
0672:. 17.. accuracy 9f than Cans no one dispum. ml
they‘iaevor get. o'ut of- order, a is (ingenuity the can 02'
tl}. Plntfonh Scales; halides; the cbiiulu'wr be the
Initiation of pairing theanifiht of his Goal ut his
own'houe. - ‘ -
I hue 3 large supply‘of 0031.01: yam}, oo*:::t‘ng ofx
. 3,3. cows mums mum do“: {.ll men. ,
muss 1731.11! “310 'i‘ H ‘_
yrwmxnsmm ‘ do. - , " - .
Bx'ruflmous 33.011110)? .db; , - .
111' Cpfl birthe- hm qaguty named; and demand rm
.Irbnhjl impnii¥geg it the [wig-E 54;”, 1%, ‘the‘ bower
;_en‘ lint-Single, In“ or {bird of {gulf-"mid fir the hughel.
-.‘ . ‘ A 7 . . . ,JmnsM. Hannah,
' Harrisburg. 8mm»: 24;.18WHME.‘ ( -
UP P 05mm
,_ RA'TENd'f‘WE'lL'éjH‘cA-‘xrs
‘ . For the 'eonvenien'ca 0'! my a‘uinarouvup town'custom
us, I have established, in ponneetlop rub my 0161.111.
a _Byanch (3031 Yard op osfle‘qurth street, in gliine wilt):
the Péfifisylvsnid'énnn'E h‘uiidg thib’nfid {chair y'dc'cue
pied by Mn IL Harris. where consumers of Cull-11!] that
_vioinity and Varbeketogn can “inanan god byche
. PATENTPWJ‘JIQK 04318.; ,
WITHOUT EXTRA 01mm]: FOB‘TH. ziLING,
And in anyvqunnflty‘thay may-deairo,“n‘s"low u can he
purchased any-whom. . .. i _ ,
FIVEIHO USAND TONS .OOAL ON:HA-ND, =
01' LYKENS VALLEY and WILKESBARRE'HLH man.
F‘Wi‘m'ng ob maintain fair pviu's, but uflwilfin’g
to be undufiold byway panns._ ;v: . , . ;
WM! Co‘s] fopkgd up andfielivered elem and trap
from all impurities, find the beslAarfi-cle mined. " "
omm received utfeither Yard will be promptly filled,
'fifififi’fi”? “min-BWF-‘litfixwfifig .
3 on k 31‘ 0 .
tons, and by the bushes}. " -“d’ s 19531—3 -‘ ‘
> ‘ - ‘ I‘3 JAMES M. WHEELER. .
Harrisburg.sootober;l3. 186 '..-nous
LYK ENS’VALLEY N‘U'l‘ (3va
For Sale‘ 11 rw'o nouns mm row. ’
V ' if? All Coal doliuezedby PATENT WEIGHGAR TS
- - - ~ ‘ . JAMES M..WEEEBER.
flj’~ Ooaldelivered fromfioth yngrda. , 11017
filehiml;
HELMBDLD’S ' ‘ BELMBOLD’S
HELMBULD’S ‘ HELMBOLD’S
HELMBOLI)’S HEEMBOLD’S
HELMBOLD’S HELMBULD’S
HELMBULD’S HELMBOLD’S
HELMBOLD’S HELMBOIJD’S
HELMEQLDfs; , nummomrs
Extract Buchu, Erma: Bnclm,
Exuazt: Buchu, Extract Bauhu, ’
, Extrmt Bum-u, Extract hut-hm,
Enact Buchu, Ettract Bucbn.
Ext mt Bnehu, Ext-met Buchn,
Extract Bum, Exit-lot Bncun, ‘
Extra}: Bnehn, Ens-mt Bachu,
FOR SECRET ANU DELIUJTE lIISORD ERS.
'FDR SECRET AND DELICJ'I'E DISORDERS.
,130 n SECRET-4010 D RLICJTE 41180!!!) It RS.
F9ll SECRET AN" DELIGATE DISORUI-IRS.
FOR SECRET AND DALIUA'I'E DISORDERS.
‘.FOR SECRET A’ \D DELICATE’ D‘ISUKUEKS.
MR SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS.
A Poaitivs and Specificnlumeay.
A Positive and specific 39299511.
A Paaitive‘ynd Specific waved]-
;A Palm's and Specific Remedy.
A Positive Ind Spvciflg Remedy)
A Post ive Ind Speoifli; Remtdy.
A Positive and s acme Remedy.
, lon DISEASES v 2 um
BLADDER, GRAVEL: KID vars, DRIJAPSY,
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDkEYS, DROPSY,
BLADD ER, QRAVEL, Kip Evs, DRDPsv,
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIUA'EYS, DROPSY,
BLADDER, GRAVEL, KIDNFYS, Die/HWY.
BLADDER, 6R4 VEL, K 111112115, ynorsr,
BLADDER. GRAVEL, KID NE rs, D'ROPSY,
‘i - ORGAN“ WSAKNE3S,‘ v
ORGANIC WE ‘KNfi'IS,
onumw wuummss;
ORGANIC WEAK HESS,
omm 0 Wanna,
039M319 WEAKNWv‘ .
_ And all D-rugma uf a‘qzuat‘Orgam,
And all Dim‘aus of Satan! “mam,
' Agni all Disease: of Seminal Organs, .
_Anfl all Diseases of Sexy“ Organs,
' And all Discuss: 1;} Serra”! Organ,
And all Diseases ofSaz at Organs,
_ ‘ ‘ ARISING Fflulfi .
Enema, Exponurea, and Imprudeneieu in Life.
Execs-ea, Exposures, and Imnrudpnmu in Life.
Exams, Expognra-, Vnnd Imprudunhaa in Life.
Enema, figment-gs, and Immufignaiea in Life.
. Excuses, Exposures, um lmprndendien in Life. .
» Enema, EXpMlfl‘rl, and Imp’muem on in Life.
From white": can so ofiginntin ,wd 'li her existing“
, H _ mun on ”gum. .
Pennies, ilk. no more Pill-S They an
complaint: incidvnv to‘ 'ho‘ sex. Use
v ._ EXI‘RAGT-~BUGHU.
Helmhold’s Extract Buchu is-a Medium
hotly pluunt m It:
~ mm; 4ND ODOR
mnmmodim in m agtinn. giving fled
the Frame, Bloom to me Pallid Cheek,
p‘atient to ,8 pol-Mt slate of '
» HFAL'I'R AND PURITY
Helmhold’l Extractjucun in pupa.
Pharmacy and Chemistry, Midi! pr- avn‘
THE MOST EMHENT PHY
Delay no lung". Procure the renal!”
Price $1 pvt uottlu, or nix for 85.
Depot 104 South Tenth arr-eat. Phil;
BEWARE OF UNPRINUIPLID
Trying to palm of their own or other
on the ropuufion attained hy ..-
annuuow’s Emma!
The O‘iginnl and only Genuine.
We desire to run on Ihn
MERIT 01” EUR .437 OLE !
then-M is Wyl‘fllll’l‘ —-=a Cold ..t mm: 1953 an: Ind com
minions, eonuqueutly myingu much tic! profit.
WI DEFY 00 APETIT}ON !
Ask for ' .
HILMBOLD’S EXTRAO BUOEU.
fi'n’Gßg'fi" mpm 6: Muk e d
. ' no: a all
8060114! litre]: Ragnar, . ’1”
AND 4LI. mmmhsrs EVERYWHERE.
.no Mdthm. ‘ I C
EXT'RAQTI! 'EXTBAGTS“
wo > , 7—— ”332 mm,:
sunflé’g‘fiflrgnm “”340”
_ ‘ .. 0' ‘ '
BIflnALHOND
unowggggl‘lhu
' Btflwggggyt - .
"“LiiloNAn
“mm, :
am, a £l9lO,
1023“" m" ' M.m.n..¢00.
, DECEMBER 31, 1860.
Sewing filathifleg.
BR 0 v E 11 &
' CELEBRATEDNO‘ISELE'SS
gFAMILY AND MANUFACTURING
SEWING M AC‘HINES!
$4O AND UPWABDS.
Pnlons ESTABLISHED roa SEVEN YEARS
THE GROVER s: BAKER.
s§3.EWING MACHINE
Makes the only seem formed by 5 Sewing Machine; in
'fiyhich each stuck is independently locked and without
‘ Wm thumping:- ‘s'utchen. {anti-9113111, and
he only seam that will admit of the thread being cut at
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Ilsting of the counties of Lebanon and Dauphin. and the
Hon. A. 0. Hxssrsn and Hon. Femx Nissan hssoei~
ste Judges in Dauphin county, having issued their pre
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st Harrisburg, for the c‘ounty'of Dauphin, and to com
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county 01 Dauphm. that they be then and there in‘ their
propel persons, at 10 o’clock in the foreman of said day,
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there to prosecute against them as shall be just.
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December, in” the year of our Lord. 1860, and in the
eighty-third year of the independence of the United
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MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 31, 1860
THE GRIM SERGEANT. .
The Malakofl‘ was taken 2 After weary
months of strife and bloodshed, the great.
keystone to Sebastopol was in the hands of the
French. Bravely had the sons of. Gaul won
their prize; and heaps .of slain lying within
that mammoth earthwork attested how dearly
it had been bought. Few were the survivors
of the volunteers, who had carried the place
by a coup-de—maz'n, and these were lying that
night wrapped in the deep sleep of exhaustion,
undisturbedmat firs‘t,.hy ,ihe loud explosions
which were heard proceeding from the town.
But even these tired men-awoke shortly after
wards, when 'the startling news spread like
wild-fire through the camp that the Russians
were retreating to the north shore, leaving the
part they had so long and so ably defended
in flamesand ruin. Forgetful of their fatigue,
even the remnants of the storming parties \
united in'bands, and glided into the town to
plunder what they could, undeterred by the
frequent explosions and fast spreading fires.—
First and foremost among the maranders were
twelve men of the 4_— regiment, headed by
one known to his comrades by‘the name of “the
Grim Sergeant”: Phillips Charsnts was one
of the bravest men in the army. Gifted with
prodigious strength and dauntless courage,
nature had given him a physiognomy which
had procured for him the above-mentioned
: aoubn’quet! - and, being taciturn, rumor had
1 further invested him with a character for great
a ferocity. Now, the. truth was, that a more
t gentle-hearted creature than Qharente did not
exist. But men often seem topriduhemselves
upon, possessing qualities. which are really
foreign to theirnatures. So the sergeant was
pleased when he was joked about his malevo
lent disposition, and smiled grimly. One good
turn his dark reputation - certainly did him
for he was held in such awe by his comrades
that he led a very peaceful life, no one caring
to, stir 'up the supposed man-tiger. Phillipps
had done. good ,work in the Crimes, and as
caped the sickness which cut on“ so many brave
’fe'll'ows'.' He had led one of the storming par-V
ties into the Malakofi‘, and came out of that
dread struggle» without a. wound,‘ though his
companions fell around liim, mown down by
the fire of the enemy, likeggrass _hy the scythe
“of the mower. _ . -
He wasone of the first to awake at the news,
of;the retreat, and,'p‘ossessin'g the confidence
of his comrades, he soon‘collected afew daring.
"spirits, whom he'led into Sebastopol. '» ' .
Onward . went that little hand through streets
tofiburrling houses, over‘heaps of the slain,
,hroktn gun-carriages” ,carcasses of _ horses,
, wrecks. of every hind” .- Their numbers gradu~
gully. lessened; some crushed ,by falling ruins,
”others perishing by thi‘onsets of straggling
Russians. Still-undauhted, still animated by
the hope of plunder, the survivors advanced
through flame and blood to reap‘ a harvest from
the departed foe. At last they. reached the side
of the harbor, and entered a magnificent house,
which was nlot‘yet in flarhés,':and"seemed in a
hess dismantled condition than the generality
‘ of the riddled buildings around." ’1 Nor were the
hopes excited _bypits' externalvappcarance dis
appointed upon entering, ror'tne senders found
within “a rich collection- of pictures, costly
furniture, books. and articles of bip‘outerie, which
.lay scattered on every side. An open piano,
a. table covered with fancy work, a desk with
paper‘upon' it, attested the recent occupation
of thefdrawing-room, in which they soon are
ated confusion worse confounded. 'The large
'bow windows of this noble room opened upon
a terrace, Which overhung the water, and com
manded a line view ofthe harbor and north
shore. Charente, attracted by the sound of
an explosion, stepped out upon the terrace for
.an instant, and gazed upon' the scene before
him, where, to the right, the Russians were
fast destroying the floating bridge, over which
they had made their masterly retreat; and the
whole water swarmed with vessels of every
degree, from the hastily-constructed raft to
the fairy-like steamers, which'were all busily
simployed in conveying goods to the north
s ore. ’ >
' His attention was suddenly recalled to the
interior-ofthe room by is loud shout from his
comrades, and the ogouized scream of a fe
male -voice, when, turning round, he saw that
the soldiers, in breaking down a. large mirror,
had brought to view a closet which it had eon~
cooled, and from which they were, now drag
ging forth a. young girl about fourteen, who,
with uplifted hands and heal-trending accents,
craved for mercy from her- rude captors. But.
the encounters which they had had With the
Russians that morning, and the losses they had
sustained, had exasperated the French, and
one ruflian pointed a. pistol at the poor child’s
head, whilst another raised his sword to out
her down. In an instant “the Grim Sergeant”
was in the midst of the group; he struck the
pistol up, so that it exploded harmlessly in the
air, he dashed away the‘menscing weapon, and
seizing the shrieking victim in his arms, he
glared around upon his astonished comrades,
and shouted: -' i
“ She shall not have the death of a soldier,
wit-h sword and gun; she shall be drowned like
a cat, in a bath of Russian water.” ’
Then throwing 01f his sword, he leaped upon
the terrace and plunged info the water beneath.
For a moment the soldiers stood transfixed,
then 'they rushed to the window to watch the
sergeant’s proceedings; but another marauding
party entering the house at this time, they
were fearful of losing the spoil, and returned
to the work of plunder, loading themselves with
every article that they could carry 011‘.
In the meantime, the resolute sergeant, sup
porting the young girl’s head, was striking
"out braVely for thovnorth shore- TI": "9""
was intensely cold, for the Weather hurl changed
Ihe‘day before, and a. bitter north wmd hlew
right in the face of the swimmer. The Peril-5
of his passage were great, for, eye? “Dd anon,
the shot and shell from the English: Who were
trying to destroy the Russian fleet-{struck the
water around him: and heavnly dressed and
encumbered as he was, the distance o_f some
eight. hundred yards seemed weary mused.—
Still he wont manfully on»: and Just as his
breath was becoming labored, and each stroke
more feeble, he reached Ill? goal. Emerging
from the water at an insignificant pier,‘ the
rough soldier placed his young charge gently
on the ground‘ then’shaklng the water from
his hair, he made her a low bow and said:
“ Mademowelle, ”am a“: smwee.
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“ Pbifippe Chat-cute, ’of the 4——— regi
ment.” answered h‘e; " my-ho‘me is in the Rue
des Pipots, Boulogne. But Imustnot stay,”
added he. [idinting {bi ‘gmup of Russians who
'9" “Mimicking“: 'BO with a'nother low how
he sprang imp the water, and struck boldly
buck, for the northern ‘sid'e of the harbor. |
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and hair still bore marks of his watery adven
ture; but when his comrades joked, and wan
ted to hear what he had done with the young
captive, he looked so awfully fierce, and smiled
so diabolically, that ere nightfall it was given
out and currently believed in the regiment,
that Charente had outdone even himself by
some process of slow drowning, whereby his
reputation for ferocity was much enhanced,
and never a word said he. 3
Four years passed, and the ' graves which
marked that scene of struggle andrbloodshed
were veiled by the knidly grass; theinvaders
had 19f‘ the Crimea, the Russians againoecu
pied Sebastopol, andthe storm of war dispersed
on the shore of the Euxin'e, to gather again,”
first upon the burning plains of India, and then
upon the sunny land of Italy. Again the
French army went forth to battle and to vio
tory. Again did our friend, “the Grim 80r
geant,” display his prowess in-"the foremost
ranks, and earned, on the day of Magenta the V
much-prized decoration of the cross of the
‘ Legion of Honor. 'A’But the good fortune which
I bore Charante scathe‘less through the storming
1 of the Malakofl‘ and the field of Magenta, for
.sook him in the bloody battle of Solferino. He
had rushed into the midst of the enemy and
seized some Austrian colors, when the foe
closed around him, and wounded, and bleeding,
he was taken prisoner. This would have been
a slight misfortune, for his captivity was of
short duration, and his wounds ,sood healed:
but his right hand had lost the thunib‘an'd two
fingers, which quite incapacitated hi- for
military service, so that when he returned to
his native country he was at oncedischarged,
and retired, with a small pension, to Boulogne,
He soon after married, and did not preset-re.
in private life, the character for ferocity which
he so much prized, for his home was one or the
happiest in the world. One evening, about
three months after his return, he was startled
by the appearance of a gender-me, who, came to
summon him before the mayor. On entering
his presence, that oflicer inquired abruptly:
“Are you Philippe Char-ante, late of the
4——regiment ‘2" .
“I am that person. monsieur.”
“Your presence is required in Paris; you
must start, to-uight; a Russian family of dim
tinotion desires to see you—you will findtthem
at thelHot‘el ——_-—, Rue de Bivoli.”. ~ ;
' “Alia! 'monsieur, I am pobr; I have'né
clothes fit to appear in before people of rank,
nor meantto take me to Paris.” .
“Allwill be provided for you. I have re
ceived twohundred francs to enable you to
obey. the summons at once," and‘the mayor
handed him ten gold pieces. 5' ' ’
The worthy sergeant bowed, and left the
houseima state of dire perplexity. , He went
to a clothier’s :and fitted himself with a. holiday
suit, then,_retur’xiiug home, he bewildered his
wife _with th‘e‘ news, packed ‘his knapsugck‘, ind
left that night for Paris. : - ~"r' -
|He puzzled himself, during his long journey.
in, tryinggto make o‘ut what eould be tlmuinoon~
ing of thev'strange summons to the metropolis,
and what a. Russian family of distinction could
want 'with'a poor Soldier like himself; The
many acts of kindness of his life always done
in on underhand sort .of woy—soaroely con
fessed to himself; and his adventure at Schoe
topol had long faded from his'momory. "It Was
in vain that he twin-led his moustache; and
stared diligently at the lamp in the carriage;
no light dawned upon his mind, and be reached
Paris still enveloped in the mists of unsolved
mystery. _ ..
Lee'ving the Station, he shouldered his knap
sack, and carrying in his hand the card whereon
the Mayor of Bonlogne had written the address
of the Russian nobleman, he plodded steadily
on to the Rue de Rivo'li. He walked into‘ the
grand entrance of the hotel wiih a much more
faltering step than he would have shown on
mhrc‘hmg up to the enemy, and present-edghis
card to the smart garcon who met. him. He was
evidently an expected guest; for, on glancing
at the card, the man said: ‘ *
“Philippe Chm-ante?”
“The“ same, monsieur,” answered the ser-
geant. ‘ V . _
“Follow me, my brave fellow.” said the
kindly waiter. “His excel‘ienuy is at; break
fast; but he told me to usher you into his
presence directly you arrived.” ,
Charente, more and more perplexed, followed
the man up the great staircase, and entered a
large suite of rooms. They passed through a
magnificent saloon, in which were several ser
vants in rich liveries; then, opening a door to
the right, the garcon said, in a. loud voice;
“Philippe Charente .ia arrived, your high—
ness.”
Before Phillippe had time to observe anything
in the room which he entered, an exclamation.
of delight mug in his ears, his hands‘ were
clasped by some small, white, jeweled fingers,
a. face of great. beauty was looking up to him,
and_a deeply—moved voice said:
“My brave presenter !" -
A tall, military-looking man, whose breast
was covered with orders, now advanceti to the
bewildered soldier, and shook him warmly by
the hand.
' “ God bless you, my fine, fellow,” said he;
“but for your generous kindness I should have
been childless.”
The good sergeant, perplexed be‘yonddegree.
lookedvfrom one to the other with such a mys
tified expression of countenance. that the 19““
lady fairly laughed, and said: .
“ Why, Philippe, have you forgotten the
Russian girl at Sebastopol, whom you rescued
from your savage comrades?”
And now, at last, light broke in upon. the
poor man’s darkened brain. The whole scene
of that long-forgotten day flashed before him.
But was it possible that the graceful and been
tiful lady who was Slillrholding' his hand, had
been the pale child whom he had saved 2
H Is mudemoiselle indeed the person whom
we found {in the recess of that large house in
Sebnstopol ?” ‘
. u The very some,” said she, smiling, “I have
never forgotten you, and you would have heard
from me before; but my father was unable ‘0
leave Russia until about a. month ago, and I
setvmy heart upon finding you out, that he
might thank you himself for the care you took
of his only child, and that you might learn that
\ Russians are not ungrateful.”
l “ But how was it,” asked the still unsatisfied
sergeant, ‘5 that mudemoiselle was left alone to
the horrors of a deserted city Y”
“Ah! that was horrible indeed,” said she, a.
cloud passing over her usually joyous facep—
Then. turning to her father, she left him to tell
Philippe how, being himself engaged in order-o
ing the retreat, he had entrusted his daughter
to the care of his servants. with direction." to
take her across the hnrbor at oncein his own
barge; but that. a loud explosion (flaking place
near the house, they had lost all presence of
mind, and rushed tumultuously to the host,
leaving her behind. “I-eould scarcely believe
it at first,” resumed the young lad , with a
slight shudder at the recollection; “hut when.
the loneliness and danger of my position 'be
came too apparent, I determined to try and find
my way across alone. At this instant your
party entered the house, and I had only. just
time to hide myself in that recess when you
all poured into the draw“! ”Om Th! "‘1“.“
you know‘as well as I do, but notthé ‘inten'se
gratitude Libel, and which can never cease to
he, at port pt my lifefi’ - ’
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